Girl Scout Cookie Sale Plans Rest on 100 Percent Troops
Baytown leaders finalize the Girl Scout cookie drive with cookies arriving by January 30 and distribution February 3 and 4. Leaders may obtain cookies at West Pearce locations February 4 to 6 and 9 to 11. Each troop earns two cents per box for Camp Aranna improvements, with sales limited to after 2 a.m. on February 4 and a 100 percent troop honor for selling one carton per girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooky Sale Committee
Girl Scout Offic
West Pearce
Tyan
Conky Sale Committee
J. L. Hart
Bates
Jack Hender
Sianna Watson
Camp Aranna
Girl Scout District Committee
Alt West Pearce
Mrs Spuhler Leads Variety of Activities in Local Chapter
Mrs Frank Spuhler, president of the US Chapter PEO, heads a busy schedule with dress design, tropical fish keeping, and recipes, while serving in auxiliaries and church roles. She and husband in Baytown live at Bay Villa with three children, and she holds a home economics degree from UT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Spuhler
Chapeter, Peo
PEO
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Presbyterian Church
Baytown
Michael
Jimmie
Pam
Bay Villa
University of Texas
John Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Mad
Lamar
Beaumont
Spubler
Reviewer Club
American Association of Universe Women
Baytown Home Economics Association
Baytown Music Study Club
den Mothes of Pack 96
Community Choir
Lins Association
Amertestn Digtetics
Alpha Chi Omega
Grace Methodist circles meet February 1 at homes
Grace Methodist ladies circles announce February 1 meetings at various private homes. Hosts include Mrs Robert Tutt at 7 pm for the Rebekah circle and Mrs Sam Anderson at 304 North Circle Drive for the wild meet. Mrs James Attlack hosts the Fite circle at 2 pm, with other circles meeting in club members' homes.
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Ann
Grace Methodist
Robert Tutt
Rebekeh
Tog West James
Wild
Sam Anderson
North Circle Drive
TH. _attlack
Pam
Tydia
Roser
Oy West
Arnold
Marth
Prograts
Alors
BW Anderson
Pred Cook
Rachel
Roholes
Ch. Co Mitehyth
Rena
Lamar-Alamo Scout Neighborhood First Meeting Agenda
Leaders and registered adults of the Lamar-Alamo Girl Scout neighborhood gather for the first meeting at 0 AM Monday in Room 37 Lamar School. Mrs BL Wirkte, neighborhood chairman, announces organizing the neighborhood and upcoming cookie gate among topics to be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larant Alamo
Lamar School
Wirkte
Fas
First Birthday Handler of Me and Mrs Leo Thomas Baytown
A first birthday celebration is noted Saturday for the child of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Thomas of Baytown. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. L. Rawlers and Mrs. Una Thamis.
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Leo Thomas
Baytown
L. Rawlers
Una Thamis
Hospital Ward Aided By Saint Mark’s Group
Susanna Wesley of St. Mark's Methodist church plans to donate magazines books and toys to the San Jacinto Memorial hospital children's ward. Members urged by Mrs to bring contributions to the February 7 meeting at 7 30 pm at Mrs. E R Cunningham’s home 2132 Utah. The circle also schedules a visit to Happy Harbor La Porte on February 20 for a program. Volunteers met Tuesday at Mr. Blom Nelson Jr's home for a study and to finish activity plans.
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Susanna Wesley E¢Irele
St. Mark's Methodist Church
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
Dan Mundinger
E.R. Cunningham
Utah
Aigo
Happy Harbor
la Porte
BL OM. Nelson Jr
Cunningham
C. E. Cratford
Mundin- BU
Roy Land
Nelson
Mire
Af. F. Jennings
Wallan's Novel to be Reviewed by Re-Viewer Club
Alex Waugsh's Island in the Sun will be reviewed at the Re-Viewer Club meeting in the Community house on February 2. Mrs. Earle Gurtler will present the review, and the item is part of a series including The Eye of the Sea by Rachel Care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Waugsh
Earle Gurtler
Rachel Care
Migs Carson
Anne Lindberg
Wooster Baptist WMU to Begin Mission Study
The Wooster Baptist Woman's Missionary Union begins a four session mission study The Tribes Go Up by Frank Evlvin. Meetings start 7 pm Wednesday at the church with Mrs A WAU as teacher. Bible study circles meet at 10 am Tuesday in members homes with listed hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wester Baptist Woman's Missionary Union
Frank Evlvin
WAU
WMU
Joyce Wright Cirele
AL RL Gbooth
Bayshore Drive
Helen Harper
H. T. Steahte Sr
Dorothy Diaz
Ted Steahte Jr
Scarlet
Geneva Wilson
Rts
Sam Pryor
John al Oncita Cole
Eoc. Cloud
West 3 Shore
Fthel Hardy
CL AL Hoftparthr
Sewing Club to Hold All Day Meeting
Sewing club at Wine Nie Stowell plans an all day meeting Tuesday in the activities room of First Methodist Church. Members will work on several quilts for a charity project and save for their home, with prints and patterns to be used in the designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stowell
Tmromtoy
First $E
Style Show Color Scheme Is Selected
Shocking pink, silver and white were chosen Thursday night as the color scheme for the Kappa Kappa Chapters spring style show on March 16. Beta Sigma Phi sorority members met in the Community House lounge to finalize plans, with reports from style show committee chairmen and discussions on refreshments, entertainment, and decorations. Mrs. Ray Weaver chairs the event, while House of Fashion provides clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Kappa
Community House
Beta Sigma Phi
Ray Weaver
House of Fashion
C. N. Sutphin
First Aid Course To Be Taught To Lamar PTA
Lamar Parent Teacher Association will sponsor a first aid course with registration to follow a Thursday meeting at the school. Mrs W T Fones Jr presided and Rev C S Lange gave the invocation. Founders Day luncheon is set for Feb 1 at the Community House with covered dishes invited. Guests welcome. REL panelists Margot Dunkerry Bill Laughlin Mary Hartman Carel Franklin and Gordon Spencer spoke on adolescent problems. Attendance prizes went to Mrs Elizabeth Potter and Mrs George Keene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar Parent-Teacher Association
Amembers
W. T. Fones Jr
Cs. F. Lange
Bartown City
REL
Margot Dunkerry
Bill Laughlin
Mary Hartman
Carel Franklin
Gordon Spencer
Elizabeth Potter
George Keene
Britt to Present Williamsburg Program at Study Club
Mrs W C Britt will present a Williamsburg program at a 39 Study club meeting held at Mrs Carl Young's home 70 East Pearce February 1. The club reviewed Love Affair With the State of Maine written by Gertrude Mackinzie and Ruth Goode describing authors leaving New York advertising jobs to buy a Maine town story.12 members and one guest Mrs Abe Rosenzweig attended.
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Abe Rosenzweig
Yauon Club Plans Fundraiser For Landscaping
Yauon Club to raise funds for landscaping the Lakewood clubhouse grounds. Yokpon Garden club will sponsor a card party in February. A Tuesday night meeting chaired by Mrs EB Ross discussed shrubs planted at the clubhouse front. Garden club flower show planning and dried arrangements were presented by Mrs Schiller and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewoand
Yokpon Garden Club
A. Ross
L. KX
Schultz
Projects
Henry Curtis
Od Garden Club
MM. Schiller
F. A. Stasny
Robert Montsomery
Malcolm Johnston Birthday Party Highlights Circus Theme
Malcolm Johnston son of Mr and Mrs Richard Johnston celebrated his third birthday this week with a circus themed party at home. Guests enjoyed a carousel cake a cowboy and Indian cake and balloons on candy sticks as family and friends gathered to mark the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Johnson
Richard Johnston
East Wright Bled
Homer
Chris Byard
Comilly Reed
Danny Casey
Viets
Valomes Turner
Cheri Tors
Cooney Harrington
Tycky
Birthday Party for New Twins Honor Ninth Merchday
Twin daughters of Mr and Mrs B C New, born to Station and Karen New, celebrated their ninth merchday with a skating party. Guests included Kivon Ails and others, according to the notice.
Day Lily History Shared By Wooster Garden Club
Mrs E W Woods of Houston told Wooster Garden club members about day lilies at a meeting hosted by Mrs J B Starling. She traced origins to the Yangtze river in China, noted over 12 species earlier and billions of varieties today, and discussed colors, sizes, and best growing practices with manure fertilizer, February fertilization, hyponex soaking for dry bulbs, and planting depth.
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Yangtze River
China
E. W. Woods
Houston
the Wooster Garden Club
J. 8. Starling
Irs
Woods
Williams Enderli engagement told in local notice
The engagement of Miss Charlene Williams to Lynn Enderli is announced by the bride to be's parents Mr and Mrs Charles L Williams of 2610 Cedar Bayou road. The groom elect's parents are Air and Mrs C L Enderli Route Two. Williams is a Lee College student and works at a local bank. Enderli is a CBHS graduate employed in Pasadena and a University of Houston student. Jaycee Ettes will hold a dinner meeting at 730 p.m. Monday in the Quack Shack with a cancer film to be shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlene Williams
Lynn Enderli
Trabe-Elect
Charles L. Williams
Cedar Bayou Road
Air
C. 31
Enderli
Route Two
Cedar Bayou High
Russ Williams
F Lee College
M'S National Bank
CBHS
Pasadena
University of Houston
Jaycee-Ettes
Quack Shack
Mrs Robbins To Be Hostess For Goose Creek Meeting
Mrs Lena Margaret Robbins will be hostess to the February 16 meeting of the Goose Creek Past Matrons clan. The group met Thursday night at the home of Mrs Thea Wilburn with Mrs J R Kelly and Mrs Sim Patillo as hosts. A business session led by the hostess noted members should pay birthday money when due. Apple pie ice cream tea and tid bits were served to 20 members and two guests Mrs C E Krohne of Livingston and Mrs T W Sorrelis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Margaret Robbins
Goose Creek
Ciwn
Thea Wilburn
J. R. Kelly
Mirs. Sim. Patillo
C. E. Krohne
Livingston
T. W. Sorrelis
Myrtle Perry Hosts Cedar Bayou Past Matrons Club
Mrs Myrtle Perry will host at 7 30 p m Monday for the Cedar Bayou Past Matrons club. The hostess will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Perry
Cedar Bayou
Ashbel Smith Projects Announced At Baytown meeting
Several projects were approved including water coolers a piano lamp a large coffee urn and aid to a scholarship fund by the Baytown City Council of Parents and Teachers. A 25 dollar stipend was set. Mrs B C Kimmins Jr announced a 9 am to 12 pm course at First Christian church Wednesday. Nancy Gould introduced Lynn Sylvester whose talk covered youth responsibilities in home school church and community. Room prizes went to Mrs Agnes Gary and Mrs Mabel Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashbel Smith
Y Oung Men’s Christian Association
Houston
Lee A. Robertson
Reed Earl Mize
Nancy Gould
Lynn Sylvester
Eaker
Agnes. Gary
Mabel Parker
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California
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Haytown
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